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Incognito review - Impassioned interpretation of flamenco

Flamenco is a simple art form, born of the streets in necessity, poverty, pity and pain and there ... More info

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Ada Lovelace Lecture: Jocelyn Bell Burnell on Poetry and the Stars review - Reconciling the worlds of science and the imagination

There is clearly a significant connection between imagination and science and between science ... More info

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William Boyd is a prolific novelist and a good one at that. All you want from these literary events ... More info

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Last night Warpaint filled the O2 with their trademark feel-good, off-key LA vibes and we ... More info

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In his interesting historical performance note in the programme, Oxford Youth Choirs' musical ... More info

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"Don't judge a book by its cover" runs the sententious idiom, but we can safely ignore it in the ... More info

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I am afraid Phillip Ball's discussion with Professor Sir Roger Penrose (OM FRS) at the Sheldonian ... More info

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Bear's Den's visit to Oxford last night was greatly-anticipated, the gig having sold out a good ... More info

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Polly Teale wrote Brontë in 2005, a play about the famous Brontë sisters, Charlotte, Emily and ... More info

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Adapting cinema for the stage is an undertaking often fraught with challenges. This is especially ... More info

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